On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 8:30 AM, Alex <alex.ben...@gmail.com> wrote:
> // Try the jQuery way
> $('textarea').each ( function() {
> console.log("each="+$(this));
> id_string="eta_"+text_id;
> $(this).attr({ emacs_chrome_id: id_string });
> $(this).after('<a
> href="javascript:editTextArea(\''+id_string+'\')">'+editImgTag+'</
> a>');
> text_id++;
> } )
Things are easier if you use the DOM rather than concatenating HTML.
If you create an <a> node, then you can add a click listener to it
that will run in the content script context.
Sorry, I am not a jQuery whiz, but someone else will probably chime in
who knows the details.
- a
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